'Wood carving is a traditional craft of our family, so everyone can do it, but why do you have to send it to the nearby city after it is done?' Cellulous asked in confusion.

After the unexpected expansion of the Yin people's settlement, the United States no longer dared to completely block the entire town so strictly. In addition, the newly expanded area basically covers the road from the town to the nearest city.

Therefore, if Cellulou thinks, he can still let his tribe members sneak into the nearby city to do something.

'Because there may be a major disaster in the near future, it should not be said that the disaster may have been staged in those cities in the near future. The U.S. federal blockade of news, and the statue of grandpa you carved may be able to shelter those in the midst of disaster.'

This message from Qin Zhen seems to be quite mysterious to anyone, but for Celluloid, who has had an ancestor, she still believes in the statement that Grandpa appears, but the problem is...

‘This state is a constituency of the Blue Party, so most of the people in the city believe in God. Even if we give them the statue of Grandpa for free, they shouldn’t want it.’

Celluloid has excellent political knowledge. The state where she lives is originally a constituency of the Blue Party. Many of the Blue Party in the United States are devout believers, so of course the city is mostly believers.

‘When the God they believe in cannot save them in the face of disaster, and your grandfather can save them…if you believe in God or decide to believe in a flying general in Longcheng?’

‘…’

Cululul didn't know how to reply for a while, but when she wanted to reply, she found that Qin Zhen seemed to have something to do and went offline.
Chapter completed!